Transportuj

Transportuj is the second-person singular imperative form of the Polish verb transportować, meaning to transport or convey from one place to another. As an imperative, it is used to issue a direct instruction to perform the action, typically addressed to a single person.

Etymology and morphology: the verb derives from the noun transport with the Polish infinitive ending -ować, itself from Latin transportare. The root is related to portare, meaning to carry. The imperative form transporte the command directly to the listener.

Usage and examples: in everyday language it can instruct someone to move goods, people, or data, for example "Transportuj towary zgodnie z harmonogramem" (Transport the goods according to the schedule) or "Transportuj pliki na serwer" (Transfer the files to the server). In technical writing and user interfaces, "Transportuj" may appear as a button label or command shorthand for moving or transferring items.

Grammatical notes: the form "transportuj" is the singular imperative; the corresponding plural is "transportujcie." The negative form is "nie transportuj." Other tenses use the full conjugation of transportować: ja transportuję, ty transportujesz, on transportuje, etc.

Related terms: transport (noun), transportacja (the act or industry of moving goods), and transportowy (adjective describing transport-related matters). The term is primarily linguistic, but it also appears in logistical and computing contexts where the action of moving or transferring items is described.